Station is a platform that lets you have a large number of utilities in one place. This way you can access Gmail, Twitter, Slack, Dropbox, WhatsApp, Google AdWords, Google Analytics, LinkedIn, Facebook Business Manager, and Google Drive, among other utilities, from its options.

The environment also allows you to add a second profile of any utility. For example, you can have two different Gmail accounts open on the platform and move freely between them. Its operation is very simple. Once you have installed the program, you just need to log in with your accounts and enjoy all the features of the platform. The interface of Station is well-crafted and easy to navigate.

Station: Gmail, Dropbox, Google Drive and Much More in One Place
A very good service to have everything in one place

Adding Services

To add all the utilities you need, click the + icon in the bottom left corner. There, the tool will list the utilities by categories (you can also search for them). With the + icon, you can add them, and all that remains is to log in to permanently incorporate them.

Station: Gmail, Dropbox, Google Drive and Much More in One Place
Very easy to use

Adding a Second Account

If you need to add a second account for the same utility, go to the profile icon in the left sidebar, click on it, and select Add a new account. Then just incorporate the new account into the platform.

Supported Services

The utilities you can incorporate into the platform are: WhatsApp, Twitter, Gmail, Buffer, LinkedIn, Slack, Zoho, Salesforce, Hootsuite, Zapier, Facebook Business Manager, Google AdWords, Google Analytics, Pablo, Tweetdeck, Box, Dropbox, Google Photos, Trello, Wunderlist, Hotjar, Fastmail, raindrop, iTunes Connect, Office 360, Skype, Outlook, Google Inbox, Evernote, GitHub, Heroku, and WordPress.

Station is truly a very good option for having a large number of utilities in one place, and although some important services are still missing (Facebook), it is a platform worth considering. The program is available for free for Windows and Mac OS X.

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